SEVERITY OF CORONAVIRUS INFECTION AND SPECIFICITY OF LABORATORY TESTS IN PATIENTS VACCINATED AGAINST COVID 19

Authors

  • Tadjiev Botir Mirkhoshimovich Director of the Republican Center for Specialized Epidemiology, Microbiology, Infectious and Parasitic Diseases, Ph.D.
  • Akhrarova Aziza Rahmatullayevna PhD candidate of the Tashkent Pediatric Medical Institute, 1st year
  • Abdiganieva Dilorom Alisherovna Doctor of the Republic of Specialized Epidemiology, Microbiology, Infectious and Parasitic Diseases, Scientific-Alma Medical Center, Infectious Diseases

Keywords:

COVID-19, infection, influenza, medicine.

Abstract

Due to the lack of specific symptoms of COVID-19 infection, early differential diagnosis with other conditions/diseases is impossible. In the neonatal period, for the management of newborns, the diagnosis of COVID-19 infection should be suspected/marked. following current clinical guidelines for birth and treatment of relevant perinatal conditions. It is also recommended to conduct multidisciplinary consultations (mainly remote) with the participation of a clinical pharmacologist and other narrow specialists for relevant indications.

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Published

2022-10-13

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2022: 7th ICARHSE-USA Oct

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SEVERITY OF CORONAVIRUS INFECTION AND SPECIFICITY OF LABORATORY TESTS IN PATIENTS VACCINATED AGAINST COVID 19. (2022). Conferencea , 148-150. https://conferencea.org/index.php/conferences/article/view/1549